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     Welcome to the North Dakota Safety Council.  The North Dakota Safety Council is a non-government, not for profit, membership supported organization dedicated to helping make our state a safer and healthier place to live. With more than 950 member companies representing all sizes of all industries, the NDSC is an active participant in influencing safe work practices all across North Dakota. Our Mission is to create a safer and healthier environment throughout North Dakota.


The North Dakota Safety Council
welcomes our new members
!
 
Apprion
Aquilex Welding Services, Inc.
Kringstad Ironworks
Lakes Country Service Cooperative
Moorhead Machinery & Boiler Company
Northstar Insulation, Inc.
Petrochem Insulation, Inc.
Power Product Services, Inc.
Safety Performance Solutions
Techwest Services
Village Family Service Center
 

Skpye with a Soldier

Every Sunday, KXMB TV in Bismarck does a segment called "Skype with a Soldier". NDSC Board Member, Kurt Fleck, was featured on this segment from his base in Kosovo.

Click here to see Kurt's Skype with KXMB.

 NDSC Annoucements

Alive at 25 Course Available Across the State
Click here to register online or to find more dates and locations. Just type in the name of the city you are looking for a class in! If you are having problems registering online, call 800-932-8890.
 
New Alive at 25 dates now available!
New Home & Community Safety Program!
Click here to view our new website.
New! Updated Training Calender Now Online!

Free Work Zone Safety Training
Online & in the classroom

 

The North Dakota Safety Council (NDSC) and Associated General Contractors of North Dakota (AGC of ND) have partnered to provide comprehensive  work zone safety training courses, available online and in the classroom, to help reduce injuries and fatalities endured in work zones.
 
The next course being offered is Work Zone Safety. The course will be held in Fargo on March 10th from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm at the Holiday Inn. This course is recommended for anyone required to drive, inspect or work in construction work zones on our streets and highways. The instructor will use real examples of work zone incidents to help educate attendees. To register for this course, call the NDSC at 701-223-6372 or 800-932-8890. Class sizes are limited so register early.
 
Another free course, Flagger Training, is now available online for the convenience of companies across the state. The Flagger Training course is approved by the Department of Transportation and is recommended for any persons required to perform flagger duties and persons involved in the direct/indirect supervision of flaggers in North Dakota. The course can be found on the NDSC's website at www.ndsc.org; the AGC's website at www.agcnd.org; or directly accessed at www.ndflaggertraining.com. Those in the flagging industry can watch a video or read a handbook, then take a quiz and print a certificate upon passing.
 
This flagger training course was originally developed by the AGC of ND. With the assistance of the NDSC, the course has been made available online for ease of use and accessibility to all. The NDSC received an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Susan Harwood Training Grant of $126,204, to be used over the next two years, specifically to provide this, and other free Work Zone training. Other free training offered includes: Traffic Control for Supervisors, Traffic Control for Construction Workers and Emergency Preparedness in Remote Work Zones

 

Those in the road construction industry are encouraged to take advantage of these other free trainings:

To learn more about the course curriculums, click on each link above. For questions or to register for these free trainings, call the NDSC at 701-223-6372. All scheduled classes above are also available as private classes for your company. Call to request a date.

 

 

This free training was made possible through a Susan Harwood Grant from the US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety & Health Administration and the support of the Associated General Contractors of ND. This material was produced under grant SH-19504-SH9 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor. It does not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Labor, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

 


Do You Have A Story To Share?

If you have been affected by distracted driving, we'd love to hear your story! We are in search of someone who is willing to share their experience with KXMB-TV of how Distracted Driving has affected their personal life.

KXMB-TV of Bismarck is doing a week-long distracted driving series in May. This series will focus heavily on the issues surrounding distracted driving and includes several interviews with NDSC representatives. Their hope is to speak to someone who has been affected by a distracted driving crash or has incurred personal property damage caused by a distracted driver. 

Contact Us Today
If you have a story that you are willing to share and would feel comfortable talking to the media, please contact Lynae Hanson at 701-751-6102 or LynaeH@ndsc.org.

 


2009 Occupational Safety & Health
Award Winners

The North Dakota Safety Council recognized several North Dakota companies, who displayed exemplary safety performance throughout 2009, during their Annual Occupational Safety & Health Awards Banquet. The awards ceremony was held on February 3rd at the Ramada Plaza & Suites in Fargo.
 
The NDSC Awards Program is designed to promote accident prevention by honoring companies with outstanding safety programs, employees with superior safety records and North Dakota citizens who have gone above and beyond to improve the safety and health environments in their communities. Congratulations to all 2009 recipients!
 
 



NDSC'S Beulah Office Now Offering

 

Mine Foreman Certification

 

The North Dakota Safety Council is now offering Mine Foreman Certification testing at their new Beulah office. This location allows for a quicker, more convenient way for people in central and western North Dakota to complete their testing. Students may take their test, have it graded and receive their certificate all the same day.

To be a supervisor on a coal mine site, and to do an on-shift inspection, individuals must take the Mine Foreman Certification exam and pass with an 80% to be certified. To take the exam, individuals should contact the North Dakota Safety Council to set up a date and time. The exam is offered at no charge. For those who feel they need Mine Foreman Certification training prior to taking the exam, there is a course offered by the North Dakota Safety Council. Click here to find the next class in your area.

With the current status of the oil industry in the western part of the state and the large presence of power plants and coal mines in this area, the Beulah office provides an additional, convenient location for those who need training services. The new office is located at 213 Highway 49 South and is open from 8:00 am-5:00 pm MTD.

To inquire about the Mine Foreman Certification training or test, contact the NDSC's Beulah office by phone at 701-873-2224 or by email at ndsc@ndsc.org. You can also log on to www.ndsc.org to view our online training calendar to find training dates and locations in your area.

 


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